Tim Brankin Moves to TradeTools FX form Divisa Capital
Tim Brankin, formely of Divisa Capital Group has joined TradeTools FX as a Partner and Director of Sales and Marketing.
Tim Brankin, formely of Divisa Capital Group has joined TradeTools FX as a Partner and Director of Sales and Marketing. Val Lazovski, Founder and Director of TTFX, commented on Tim’s appointment: “I am thrilled to have Tim join the TTFX team. He is a well-respected professional who will use his experience and network to elevate TTFX to the forefront of solutions providers in the FX industry. With 7+ years’ experience on the brokerage side of the business, he has valuable insights that we will use to develop solutions for brokers and traders alike.”
TTFX was founded in 2008 by a team of IT professionals with the goal to create simple, secure and user friendly solutions for the FX market. TTFX is headquartered in Chicago with a team of developers on site as well as in Moscow and Toronto.
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Submitted Bio:
Tim is an experienced executive with more than 17 years’ experience in the financial services industry beginning his career with online trading firms TD Ameritrade and E*TRADE before joining the FX industry in 2005 when he co-founded Velocity4x, a US-based FX broker registered with the NFA. After 3 very successful years, Velocity formed a strategic partnership with GAIN Capital (Forex.com), one of the world’s largest FX brokers.
After Velocity4x, Tim joined Divisa Capital Group, LLC as Managing Partner in 2009 to offer institutional FX trading services to individual traders through to FX brokers and banks around the world. Partnering with Currenex, the world’s most advanced FX technology provider, Divisa was the first MT4 broker to offer Currenex Direct Market Access (DMA) trading via the MT4 system for individual traders as well as some of the largest MT4 brokers is the world.
wow looks like there’s a split at TradeSpotFX since both Val and Tim used to work there and now I see they established a competing firm using probably same technology
I see your point.
TradeSpot FX did indeed split and will focus on the core of its business which is providing Whitelabels and connecting them to best liquidity/risk management platforms. TSFX made the strategic decision to exit the product development segment and focus on its core and profitable segment.
thanks for clarifying
Will TradeSpot FX be broker neutral now, or still tied in with Divisa?
TradeSpot FX has always been broker neutral, however we do work closely with Divisa Capital as a preferred LP.